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Neighborhood center donates bears
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Nadine O ’Brien, director of the Neighborhood Center shows
Camille Samples some of the bears that are being donated
o the Children’s Services Division for their "Foster Bear Care
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The Heppner Neighborhood
Center has donated 20 bears to the
•'Foster Bear Care" program though
the Children's Services Division
Sue Warren ol CSD is very
thankful for the hears that have been
donated, however, "more foster
homes are needed" she says, "more
children in Morrow. Gilliam and
Wheeler counties are in need of
foster homes, many more than
expected ” .
These hears arc given to the
children when they arc placed in
these homes Hears may be donated
to CSD in Boardman and should be
in new or good condition Persons
interested in becoming foster homes
should contact Ms Warren at
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Tom Hampson, SBDC of Pendleton, gives a session on the
seminar "It Does Make a Difference" put on by Chamber and
BMCC About 30 people participated in the seminar Tuesday
at the Elks This was a follow-up of a previous seminar held
in Heppner____________________________________________
Gearing up for Fair
schools all over the state must learn
different terminology, new plays,
and new offensive and defensive
signals They also must learn to
work with new team mates they hasc
just met to form solid football teams
Sunday, August 7. the teams will
enjoy a barbecue and swim party at
IxiGrandc organized by the Union
County Shrine Club
By the time Saturday. August 13
rolls around, Fast coaches. Jim
Kei/ur of Pleasant Hill High Scf**>l.
Mark Henderson of Glendale High
School, Terry Graham of Echo High
School along with West Coaches
Stubby Fyons of Seaside High
School, John Mattilis of Warrenlon
High Scfvml and Pete Popoff of St
Paul High School, will have mold
ed these two groups of strangers in
to two fine All Star Football teams
This is Oregon football’s finest
hour Strong bodies strain so little
burned bodies can heal Strong legs
mil so that little weak legs may walk
Air Conditioning Social!
Have your air conditioner serviced here.
SPECIAL- Passenger and light truck air
conditioning Special - *15°°, up to 2 lb. Freon.
We also have on-the-farm-senice and carry
bearings and filters. See us for your repair needs.
B & C Repair, Inc.
422-7409 or422-7418
It's « 1 1ii*>xi Ran and Rodeo time
for Morrow County The scheduled
workday this year is July 31, Sun
day at I p m with a potluck follow
ing at 4 p m
There arc several new classes this
year and some preparation needs to
he made to house them There is a
new division for Dairy this year
Morrow County does have dairy
stock and hopefully they will be
accommodated
The poultry and small animal bam
has received a face lift this year by
remodeling and adding some new
light panels Also the Hog Show ring
has been made larger
Look for the Pee Wee Showman
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"J D." Lancaster is working on the portable stage to be us
ed this year at the fair The stage will be used for entertam-
ment, the style show and wherever else it may be utilized
School Board News
The Morrow County school board
met July 18 at A C Houghton
fhe hourd elected Dwayne Cam>11
ch.min.in and Bill Doherty vice-
chairman lor IVHX XV
Bids were accepted for re roofing
Heppner High School, lone Flcmcn
tars and Sam Boardman Flcmentars
School
Action on the hkl for replacing the
lone Elementary School gym Boor
was tabled
In other business the board
designated the superintendent and
deputy clerk, purchasing and invest
tnent coordinator, and all principals
Set the borrowing limit at
S2M.000 for IV88 XV
HARVEST
HOURS
Mon. - Fri.
7:00 a m. - 6 p.m.
Sat.
M on. - Fri.
8:00 a m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday
8:00 a m. - 3:00 p.m.
After Hours: Loran * 442-5879
Jake - 442 5445
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Emergency Room
FULLY STAFFED EACH WEEKEND
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No Appointments Will Be M ade on W eekends
Visits Will Be Charged at the Em ergency Rate.
Trina Lynn Palmer A Crain Alan Lankford,
along with their parents, invite von to
share in the jo y w hen they exchange
marriage vows and begin
their new life together
on Saturday, July 30, WHS at 11:00 a.m .
Hope I Mt he ran Church. Heppner, Oregon
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Grain Growers
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I hi- Heppner Mcalsiic will tv has
mg an indoor picnic on W’edncsdas .
August t al noon the menu will bi
coid cuts ol turn and bevi, baked
beans, macaroni salad, relish plate.
muffins, shc-ibc-n and cookies
I be- next mcalsiic dinnci will he
Augusi 24 alter the Morrow Coun
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Wasco Parts Outlet - 442-5781
Phone 989 8221
Pioneer ¡Vlemorial Hospital
in d o o r p ic n ic
7:00 a m. * 5 p.m.
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Designated the Heppner Gazette
Times as newspaper ot record for
IVXX XV
Accepted resignations from Tern
Franks, kesin Egan, and resignation
of Jocelyn Jones as position as head
girls basketball coach in lone, hired
Michelle Warburton as math com
putcr teacher in Heppner. hired Rod
Benson as science physical educa
lion teacher in Heppner. hired Sara
Funch as temporary teacher at lone,
hired Jennifer Byron as temporary
sixth grade teacher at A C.
Houghton, hired Marilyn Ralph as
secretary at A C Houghton, and ap
proved extended responsibility con
tract lor John Adamson to lead band
at Riverside High School
The board heard that the district
has seven teaching positions and one
classified position left to fill before
school starts
Under unfinished business the
hoard approved bids Irom Devin Oil
for gasoline, vehicle diesel and tur
nacC diesel lor IVXX XV. approved
Heppner Nor Gas lor propane.
McCall Oil Company lor P S MX)
furnace oil
The board appointed Clint krebs
and Mark Lovgrrn to the budget
committee
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ship class this year for ages 6-V year
olds It's for the children that show
a sheep the best
Remember for the ladies and
young women who sew . a new class
called. "My Favorite Outfit" has
been added under the clothing
department The class calls for one
article of the outfit to be handmade
or sewn, then modeling that on
Tuesday following the alike class of
the 4 Hers
They are offering a "Freak"
award in the fruits and vegetables
division There arc some mighty
strange looking garden produce
some years so be sure to look your
garden items over and enter them
M e a ls ite h o ld s
BEGIN MONDAY. JULY 11th
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Merlin Hughes (R) Morrow County campaign chairman for Bob
Smith and Frank Pearson (center) visit with Bob (L) over some
concerns they have Congressman Bob Smith was in Hepp
ner Saturday. July 23. touring the Heppner Hotel project, the
Willow Creek Dam and then had a picnic lunch at the park
F a ir and Rodeo w o rk d ay pot luck
scheduled
Shrine 'players getting ready
On August 3, the top sixty AA. A
and B football players of the class of
IVX8 will report for the thrity-smth
annual Fast West Shrine football
game The players and their families
will join the Fast West coaches, in
Portland for a luncheon with the
players of Oregon's other Shrine
game, the Shrine Bowl After the
luncheon the players and their
families will lour the Portland Shrine
ffospital This gives the teams a
chance to see what the real purpose
of the East West Shrine Game is
Wednesday afternoon the teams
will be bussed to their training camp
at Eastern Oregon State College in
LaGrandc That evening will be
spent taking physicals and having
"chalk talks" with their coaching
start
Thursday starts nine days of in
tense preparation for the big game
at Baker's tfigh School Stadium A
great deal must be learned in a short
period of time Players from high
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